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The Olympic Games are always televised.

The televised gala took place in September at the people’s Hall.

Informed sources said it was likely that the President would make a televised statement.

He resurfaced in the regime’s hands in Damascus, where he made a televised retraction of his previous rebellious statements.

The late author had never wanted his book to be televised, for fear it would glorify Japanese jingoism.

On Friday a senior hardline cleric, Ahmed Khatami, lashed out at Britain in a nationally televised sermon.

The politicians in Washington can get more votes by holding televised hearings where they vilify the oil companies.

Barack Obama unveiled a document that he hopes will form the basis of the Democrats' final health-care bill ahead of a televised bipartisan summit.

He kept laptops out of the chamber, but voted for televised proceedings, so that the Senate would be visible to the people to whom it belonged.

England was left to lick its wounds and limp home, victims of a televised refereeing blunder witnessed by millions around the world yelling at their TV screens.

US president Barack Obama is set to unveil a job-creation plan in a nationally televised speech to a joint session of the House and Senate.

The campaign culminated on September 13th in a turgid televised duel (swiftly branded "a duet") between the two main candidates for chancellor, Angela Merkel and Frank-Walter Steinmeier.

“The government's goal is to help the situation return to a normalcy, to maintain the sanctity of the law,” Mr Abhisit said in a televised speech announcing the state of emergency.

The Emmy ceremony is usually held in mid-September, one day before the start of the official TV season - except when it is televised on NBC, which was the case on sunday night.

Even televised events of natural disasters can help, by encouraging a child to imagine what it must be like for people whose lives are devastated by an earthquake or tsunami.

It was clear to the gunman what the police were doing at all times, not only because the whole incident was televised, but also because they moved "laboriously slowly", Mr Shoebridge says.